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YEAR
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L. A. Ishkov. The Workers' Movement and State Development
of England in the Second Half of the XVIII and XIX Centuries.
Documents and Materials on the Foreign Policy of the Caucasus
and Georgia.
N. N. Zhordania. For Two Years (from March 1, 1917 to March 1,
1919). Reports and Speeches.
Arslan Prichineniy. Essays on Russian Policy in the Borderlands.
From the History of Armenian-Georgian Relations in 1918.
Karibi. Red Book of 1920. Armenian Revolutionary Figures in Turkish
Armenia and in Our Country.
I request all.

ON THE ORGANIZATION OF SANITARY CHECKPOINT STATIONS
AT MOSCOW RAILWAY STATIONS

MEMORANDA TO THE OFFICE OF AFFAIRS OF THE COUNCIL OF PEOPLE'S COMMISSARS

44838
Autumn 1920

Have you received Semashko's order?
I very much request that you strain every effort and report to me weekly on actual results of what has been accomplished*.

* The People's Commissariat of Health entrusted V. D. Bonch-Bruevich with organizing a Committee for the construction of sanitary checkpoint stations at Moscow railway stations to receive echelons of demobilized units of the Red Army.
In response to this memorandum, V. D. Bonch-Bruevich informed V. I. Lenin: "1) On Friday a commission is convening at the Commissariat of Health (organizational). 2) The technical apparatus (principal) has been assembled. 3) Part of the materials has been found. 4) The project for construction has been worked out and will be approved on Friday. 5) Work will commence on Saturday."

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LENIN COLLECTION

January 5, 1921
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Find out under whose jurisdiction these stations fall? The Moscow Soviet of Deputies?
Under which People's Commissariat?
And verify by formal inquiry both with the Moscow Soviet of
Deputies and with the corresponding People's Commissariat*.

Lenin

44839

Dear Vladimir Ilyich, Nadezhda
Konstantinovna told me that she will not go tomorrow. I request your instructions as to when exactly you wish to go. If possible, it would be better at 11 o'clock. Dzerzhinsky and Semashko wanted to go. I will tell them**. — Vlad. Bonch-Bruevich

ON THE REORGANIZATION OF THE COUNCIL OF LABOR AND DEFENSE

SKETCHES OF A RESOLUTION OF THE ECONOMIC COMMISSION

December 1, 1920

5733

The Council of People's Commissars petitions [before] the All-Union Central Executive Committee to establish:

1. The Council of Labor and Defense is supplemented by the People's Commissar of Agriculture.
2. The Council of Labor and Defense is entrusted with discussing the division of its sessions into ordinary and economic sessions.

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§ 3. Limits of Jurisdiction:

(1) the unification of all the work of the economic People's Commissariats;
(2) the approval and implementation of a unified economic plan of the RSFSR;

* The directive was written by V. I. Lenin on a letter from V. D. Bonch-Bruevich, in which he reported that Moskvotorg was not releasing firewood for the sanitary checkpoint stations at Moscow railway stations, prepared to receive echelons of demobilized units of the Red Army.
** The matter concerned a tour for purposes of inspection of Moscow sanitary checkpoint stations by V. I. Lenin, F. E. Dzerzhinsky, and N. A. Semashko.

May 1921
Agreed to